In 2019, her family was sent to a detention centre on Christmas Island, an Australian outpost in the Indian Ocean.
They live in a guarded compound under 24-hour watch - an operation that has cost more than A$6m (£3.3m; $4.6m) so far.
Kopi, as she's known to her friends, is allowed to go to school on the island. She's taken there in a police van.
School is her "happy place", where she's free from her minders.
"Why are we always followed?" she's asked before.
